if -DWITH_SSL=yes and system ssl cannot be used,
bundled ssl should be auto-selected.
That's how it worked in 10.0, and it was unintentionally broken in 10.1.
this disables the check, added in d937916c06
Applications shouldn't police OpenSSL versions that users are using.
And 0.9.8 on Mac OS X seems to have new fixes, despite being "0.9.8"
Description: If libmysql is compiled with WITH_SSL=NO,
--ssl-* are not useful.
Solution: 1. Restricted WITH_SSL to values : bundled | yes | system
2. Made "bundled" as default value for WITH_SSL. Also,
not specifying WITH_SSL or even specifying WITH_SSL=no
will be treated as/converted to WITH_SSL=bundled.
Reviewed-By: Tor Didriksen <tor.didriksen@oracle.com>
Reviewed-By: Georgi Kodinov <georgi.kodinov@oracle.com>
make repeated cmake runs less verbose:
* remove few not very useful MESSAGE's
* only run pkg_check_modules() if there's no cached result
* only print QQGraph messages on the first run
Incorrect usage of OPENSSL_INCLUDE_DIR variable within cmake caused the
configure step to fail. The variable was used before being checked if
the include directory actually existed.
mark path-related variables (AIO_LIBRARY, ODBC_LIBRARY, ODBC_INCLUDE_DIR,
Thrift_LIBS, Thrift_INCLUDE_DIRS, CRYPTO_LIBRARY, OPENSSL_LIBRARIES,
OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR, OPENSSL_INCLUDE_DIR) as advanced - paths are
automatically discovered by cmake.
mark few choice variables (ENABLED_LOCAL_INFILE, WITHOUT_SERVER,
DISABLE_SHARED) as not advanced - they are user choices, not automatically
configured values.
remove unused BACKUP_TEST variable.
Fixed debian/ubuntu build failure.
cmake/ssl.cmake:
Do not prefer static SSL libraries for WITH_SSL=system|yes as there is
no guarantee that they will link well with MariaDB shared objects.
Specifically on debian/ubuntu static SSL libraries are built without
-fPIC.
Restore 5.6 behavior. 10.0.3 never prefer static SSL libraries.
* MYSQL_MAINTAINER_MODE and SAFEMALLOC take values ON/OFF/AUTO
(in all builds, in none, only in debug and platform dependent)
* ./configure prefers RelWithDebInfo unless the user overrides
